A monthly feature to share with kids and grandkids
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With this issue’s focus on all things maritime, in the spirit of the sea, this week’s Barneblad takes up the topic of fish, swimming in to activities to help you learn more about these special underwater creatures.
Following are a few fun activities and ideas to get kids thinking about fish.
But first, some fish facts:
Fish come in many colors.
Fish are covered in scales.
Fish do not make any sound.
Fish have gills that help them breathe in the water.
Fish at times are placed in aquariums to be admired.
Fish live all over the world: in lakes, rivers, streams, and in the ocean.
Fish are very healthy to eat, and many of them are wonderfully delicious.
Fish can also be kept as pets in a fish bowl, but they require good care.
Norway is a seafaring nation. Some p
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Lori Ann Reinhall
Lori Ann Reinhall, editor-in-chief of The Norwegian American, is a multilingual journalist and cultural ambassador based in Seattle. She is the president of the Seattle-Bergen Sister City Association, and she serves on the boards of several Nordic organizations.
